Is AI really en route to stealing people’s jobs?
A much-improved AI is impressive, experts say. But how impressive?
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Free ChatGPT and USC: How academic integrity is being upheld
ChatGPT is being offered to students for free this year in a $1.5 millon deal.
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USC administration, staff encourage AI use, despite concerns
USC’s partnership with OpenAI welcomes the use of the still-evolving AI technology.
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SC researchers explore AI robots for farming
The AI revolution is happening, one crop at a time.
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USC facial recognition AI research makes strides
USC researchers are working with facial recognition AI to help American Sign Language users.
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DeepSeek shocked the AI world. SC experts share mixed views
S.C. experts weigh in on the potential of a new model causing a stir in the world of quick-evolving AI.
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Character.AI users still seeing explicit, violent companionship
Character.AI is a chatbot website that markets itself as having characters that “hear you, understand you, and remember you.” Now, the company is facing lawsuits over the content generated by its characters.
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AI: The new communications tool or the new editor-in-chief?
AI is revolutionizing the communications field. While it offers efficiency and new possibilities, it also comes with some ethical concerns.
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USC tests out AI cleaning robots, concerning some custodians
New Gausium Vacuum 40 stands at its charging station in the Thomas Cooper Library at the...
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As AI threatens to create new child porn market, SC legislators have yet to discuss
AI-generated child sex abuse material concerns South Carolina’s attorney general. But lawmakers say it’s not a part of the immediate conversation.
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AI in the classroom: How do SC educators feel about ChatGPT?
South Carolina school districts have yet to ban ChatGPT as some schools across the country move to ban the program.
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Flood detecting AI system could thwart devastating river damage
Two University of South Carolina engineering professors are creating an early warning flood detection system using artificial intelligence. The system could assist state and local agencies in emergency flood response.
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